I generated an example yesterday[1] and it doesn't seem match the approach described in the docs:
<invoke url="http://www.myserver.com:8080/myApp/login"; description="get Login Page" /> <verifyTitle text="Login Page" description="we should see the login title" /> Does that mean that the recorder isn't terribly useful for learning Canoo and creating starting points? Cheers Mark Levison [1] <?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?> <tg4w version="1.0.0"> <datasets> </datasets> <actions> <action type="goto" refresh="." window="." step="0"> <xpath><![CDATA[window.location.href]]></xpath> <value><![CDATA[http://computerjobs.com/homepage.aspx]]></value> </action> <action type="verify-title" window="." step="1"> <xpath><![CDATA[*]]></xpath> <value><![CDATA[Tech Jobs for IT Pros - ComputerJobs.com]]></value> </action> <action type="fill" window="." step="2"> <xpath><![CDATA[*/FORM[1]/inp...@id="s_kw"]]]></xpath> <value><![CDATA[Agile Software Development]]></value> </action> <action type="select" window="." step="3"> <xpath><![CDATA[*/FORM[1]/sele...@id="s_sl2"]]]></xpath> <value><![CDATA['AL']]></value> </action> <action type="select" window="." step="4"> <xpath><![CDATA[*/FORM[1]/sele...@id="s_sl2"]]]></xpath> <value><![CDATA['C2']]></value> </action> <action type="click" refresh="." window="." step="5"> <xpath><![CDATA[*/TABLE[1]/TBODY[1]/TR[3]/TD[1]/TABLE[1]/TBODY[1]/TR[1]/TD[3]/TABLE[1]/TBODY[1]/TR[2]/TD[2]/TABLE[1]/TBODY[1]/TR[2]/TD[1]/DIV[1]/*/A[1]]]></xpath> <value><![CDATA[]]></value> </action> <action type="verify-title" window="." step="6"> <xpath><![CDATA[*]]></xpath> <value><![CDATA[ComputerJobs.com - Search Results in CA - North]]></value> </action> <action type="assert-text-exists" window="." step="7"> <xpath><![CDATA[*]]></xpath> <value><![CDATA[Symbian Developer]]></value> </action> </actions> </tg4w> Blog: http://www.notesfromatooluser.com/ Recent Entries: Agile/Scrum Smells: http://www.notesfromatooluser.com/2008/06/agilescrum-smells.html Agile Games for Making Retrospectives Interesting: http://www.notesfromatooluser.com/2008/10/agile-games-for-making-retrospectives-interesting.html
